The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])

INDEX TO VOLUME VI 493 No. Pace Educational Film Conference in Basel, Switzerland June 274 French Cinema Chamber for E'-ducational Film 274 Growth of City Film Archives iu Europe 274 Italy 274 Italy to Film the Life of Old Pompeii 274 » Barry, the Hero of St. Bernard 275 France 275 F. W. Murnau's Views of the Future Film 275 International Exposition of Film Literature •. Sept. 324 Production of Cultural Films Encouraged 324 Conference on Visual Instruction 324 A Flcihting Cinema 324 The Magic World of Little Animals Oct. 371 New Educational Productions from UFA 371 New Film Censorship Laws in Holland 371 New Russian Productions 372 The Study of Movie Audiences 372 Hungary Films Worono£f 's Theory of Rejuvenation 372 No Evening Movies for Children ' 372 National Film Gallery in Czecho-SIovakia 372 Censorship in Russian Theatres 372 An African Flight Nov. 422 The European Educational Film Chamber 422 Catalogues of European Educational Films 422 The Napoleon Film Dec. 469 E'rnst Lubitsch in Vienna 469 Theatre, Film and School 469 THE THEATRICAL FIELD (Conducted by Marguerite Orndorff) Production Notes Jan. 42, Feb. 96, Mar. 143, Apr. 191, May 239, Sept. 327, Nov. 428, Dec. 479 "The King of Kings" (by Mrs. John Vruwink) Feb. 95 The Ten Best Films for 1927 June 279 The Other Half of the Story Oct. 373 (Complete Alphabetical List of Film* Reviewed in This Department Will Be Found at the End of This Index) FILM ESTIMATES (By a National Committee cooperating teith The Educational Screen) The number of films covered by Film Estimates for the year are as follows: January, 47.; February, 50; March, 59; April, 46; May, 51; June, 60; September, 53; October, 53; November, 50; December, 46. Total — 515 Films. Space forbids listing these films. Write to the Educational Screen for further information. THE CHURCH AND PICTURES (Conducted by Rev. Frank E. Jensen) Editorial Jan. 44, Feb. 104, Mar. 152, May 244, June 294 The Motion Picture Sermon Jan. 44 "Tell Me Something about Using Motion Pictures in the Church Service" 45 Religious Films to be Shown in all Italian Movie Houses 46 "Amen" (Rev. Paul M. Pitman) Feb. 104 The Church and the Drama — The Motion Picture Influence (Rev. Geo. Andreufs) Mar. 152 The Church Should Keep Itself Informed (James MacRae) Apr. 200 An Estimate of "Will Hays and the Movies" in Baltimore Catholic Review May 244 Productions of the Religious Motion Picture Foundation 246 Motion Pictures in the Church to Stay (Rev. Elisha A. King) Sept. 335 Pictures in the Church (S. R. Bratcher) Oct. 393 (Complete Alphabetical List of Films Revietced in This Department Will Be Found at the End of This Index) SCHOOL DEPARTMENT (Conducted by Steixa Evelyn Myers) Types of Slide Lessons Jan. ' 48 The Study of Hiawatha 48 Posters Teach Respect for Books (in the Primary Education-Popular Educator) 54 Visual Education in Our Rural Schools (in the West Virginia School Journal) 54 Types of Visual Instruction Materials (in the High School Teacher) 55 New Health Film 55 Slides 55 Conclusions (by Orren L. Pease, Supervisor of Visual Education, Buffalo) Feb. 97 An Easter Film Lesson for the Tiny Tots Mar. 145 Teaching Current Events by the Motion Picture 145 Motion Pictures in Seventh and Eighth Grade Instruction Apr. 193 Making History Graphic (in the Christian Science Monitor) 196 News Letter from Indiana University 196 Visual Education Society of West Virginia 197 Audubon Bird Pictures and Leaflets for Bird-Study '. May 241 Visual Instruction in the Schools of Pittsburgh ' 242 Lantern Slide Library in Seattle 242